Mayor delays action on Bass reinstatement amid protests
The city delays any decision on reinstating Robert J. Bass as head of the recreation department. Protests continue from labor groups and business leaders. Officials cite awaiting Chambers return and review of funds in Riverside club house project as key factors.
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Robert J
Bob" Bass
Aleyor
Chambers
Forks
Jacob “Raobiola
Blouday
Mubiala
Bass
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Rubiola Weld
Hass
Stubiole
Chambern Re
Woric
Rolle
B. Norris
Buse
John KK. Weber
Hiley
Wyatt
O. P
Tubiola Monday
Levew Riverside
96 Cities to Ask Lower Gas Rates
Northern Illinois municipalities served by Public Servier Co will appear before the U S Commerce Commission tomorrow to request lower gas rates. They will seek to pass along economies from mixing Texas natural gas with manufactured gas.
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Public
Servier Company
Ilivoia
Uivets Commerce Commission
Texas
Two Die As Plane Crashes Near New York Field
Two passengers died and pilot Stanley Bateman was seriously injured when the all-wooden craft crashed near a New York field. Bateman and two passengers were aboard. the others perished in the crash. Victims are Edward Die and Charles Lindstrom.
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New York
INS
Stanley Bateman
Goodrful Five
Wagine Hospital
Bateman
Wera
Edward Die
Charles Lindestrom
Pipe Line Hearing Ends Abruptly
Austin Sept 28 The Texas railroad commission hearing on new pipe line rates adjourned abruptly before noon after an objection preserved by shippers concerning potential reparations if tariffs are ruled excessive. The commission had temporarily adopted rates that could affect compensation for overcharges.
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Austin
Teras Railroad Commission
Lewis Predicts Reed Presidency Chance in West
Kansas City dispatch notes Senator W J Hamilton Lewis of Illinois forecasts the west will nominate a Democratic candidate for president with former Missouri Senator James A Teed seen as a strong possibility for the post and Reed as a potential winner.
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Reed
Kansas City
W.J. Hamilton Lewis
United States
Illinorm
James A. Teed
Missouri
Public Works Contract Awards Reported in Washington
WirAward of contracts totaling 28 010 000 on 482 projects was reported to the resident relief organization Iner week The organization said today public amusemi public works contracts awarded here since December 1 1990 total 2 400 045 000
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Wallington
D. C
Shere
City Central Reopens Amid Bank Stock Assessment
City Central will reopen as officials announce the Mortraxe company involved in the war effort. Wooten stated capital stands at 1,300,000 with stockholders to be assessed triple their stock value during the temporary close. A full balance sheet dated January 1 shows assets of 13,402,800 with capital 1,000,000 and surplus 3,053,270. resources include 7,053,220 in discounts, 2,641,460 in bonds, 4,904,000 other assets, and 3,243,000 cash from other banks.
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Ue Central Mortraxe
Wooten
Pala
City Banks Close as City Faces Depository Concerns
City officials report 507000 in a bank on temporary closure among three depositories. Acting Mayor Steffler says city funds remain protected by a 1000000 bond, with 10386.76 in general funds. payroll and essential payments to city workers will continue. Mayor Chambers to curtail vacation for further investigation. meeting with bank directors scheduled.
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Waller Tats
Watsch Alvo
Hueffler
Hank
Sintna
Steffler
C. M. Chambers
San Antonia
Shorty Lo
Son
Grockert
State Senate debate on highway taxes and amendments stalls action
A Senate session featured heated debate over a 1 cent highway fund tax and an amendment to raise the gasoline tax to six cents. Proposals sought to divide proceeds among the highway fund schools counties and revenue funds while a call to reduce trained reserves faced quick refer to committee. A separate bid to district the state for congressional seats was ruled out. The currency reform resolution to issue state bonds for road and bridge construction faced procedural limits and language on bond terms.
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Counter
Will Martin
Hillsboro
General Highway Fund
House
United States
Joe Totebitt
Wichita Falls
Hatchitt
Chonge
Murder Charges Expected Over Corpus Christi Shooting
Durst county officials planned to file murder charges in the death of Jacob Yarborough, a Benavides oil worker wounded in a shooting by George Smooth. Yarborough died at Corpus Christi hospital after the Sept shooter affray. Smooth has been held in the Dynl County jail since the incident.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Jacob Yarborough
Benavides Oil
Yarborough
George Smooth
Dyn
Pick Jurors for Former Policeman in Texas Trial
Pick jurors began in Falls Texas as John Alsup a former Fort Worth policeman faced a trial in district court after the state introduced testimony from prior trials alleging a plot to kill a bank robber to claim a reward. The defense moved to quash under jeopardy claims as prospective jurors were questioned.
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Ope Deheps Falls
Texas
John Alsup
Fomer Fort Worth
Bronegroeg
Chae Triet
Ouse Flogeni
Hoover Invited to Address Vets on Armistice Day
President Hoover was invited to speak at the American Legion Armistice Day meeting in Washington by national commander Henry L. Stevens Jr. Stevens will depart tonight for Warsaw North Carolina where a celebration will be held following his election to the post.
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Hoover
Washington, D. C
Henry L. Stevens Jr
The
American Legion
Legion
Washington
Stevens
Warsaw
N. C
Obituary notices for several San Antonio residents
Funeral services for Petra Flores Crawford 07 died at 408 Arsenal Street Lifelong San Antonio resident survivor a sister Blas Moteu Mary M Holiday 59 died at sister’s home in Baltimore sent to Brownsville survivors two sisters niece and nephew Marion Jackson Allen travelman died local station body sent to Miles for services and burial Emil Haxeman native of New Braunfels will be buried here Tuesday with Rev G Morn hinweg officiating survivors include widow three daughters mother four sisters four brothers and grandchildren
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Petra Flores Crawford
Petra Flores Grawford
Arsenal Street
San Antonio
Blas Moteu
Mary M. Mollidas
Mes
Mary of. Holiday
Mts. A
Marion Jackson
Marion Jackson Allen
Je Ravelman
Allen
Nancy J Allen
Emil Haxeman
Mil Haasmah
New Brownfels
Manny
G. Mornhinweg
Mathilin Hansmans
Lhilie Dansman
Albert Sicler
Frank Shirley
Clarence Ustiman
Meta Haneman
Breders Jcke Hangman
Adolph Simon
Adta Hahe
Wiliam Engelke
Angiet Hansman
Hobert Havamaa
Albert Raneman
Gugo Hansman
Freight Hearing Sought in Valley Rate Increase Proposal
A valley wide effort urges a public hearing on proposed freight rate increases for perishable shipments from the Wig Grande valley. The request, sent through the Medley Chambee of ori meter to I C C secretary George D G McGinty, seeks a Harlingen hearing to weigh the rate hike.
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Mwalles
Pune
Wig Grande Valley
George DG. McGinty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Whellington
Chamber
Harlingen
Woman Admits Shooting Two Men In Automobiles
A young woman testified she and Urquhart argued in a country car when he assaulted her. She fired, then fled. later said she also shot Dr Nothoff after he threatened her. She claimed letters to San Antonio and Houston officials confessed the crimes.
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Werries
Dr. Muthoff
Hee
Bothof
Bothell
aAhnold
San Antonio
Houston
Belog Chughi
Fire Safety Program Set for San Antonio Week
Fire Chief J G Sarran will open the event during fire prevention week in October with a radio program on KABC followed by a parade of the entire fire department the first in San Antonio. The parade runs from Nueva Street to Market Street and ends with a fire drill and concert by the department band led by Professor Felix Glin.
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J. G. Sarran
KABC
Salonlay
San Antonio
Son. mm
Felix Glin
Rerbert
Canyon College enrollment climbs to 18 students
Canyon Texas Sept 28 West Texas State Teachers College reports an enrollment of 18 students last night the count expected to rise in the coming days locals anticipate further increases as term begins
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Canyon College
Canyon
Texas
West Trxax State Teachers' College
Lhe Wander
Purse and Earrings Taken From Woman in Plaza Robbery
Ella Harper of 215 San Pedro Bayonne was robbed by a large Black man shortly after alighting from a streetcar at Owen Plaza. He wrested her purse containing $15 and a pair of earrings, then fled into darkness before she could call for help. The report to police notes she was accosted moments after exiting the streetcar.
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Owen Plaza
Ella Uarper
San Pedro Bayonne
Polite
Bol
Wilson School P T A to Meet
Wilson School P T A schedules a 9 p m meeting at Wilson School. The session will include a student program featuring teachers and pupils, with parents invited to attend and participate in planned activities.
New Orleans Man Sought After Mother's Critical Condition
New Orleans police are seeking Nathan Tankel after a telegram from Chief L. Billey asked that Tankel be notified of his mother's grave illness. He is believed to be traveling toward San Antonio, with authorities coordinating a possible arrival the same day.
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Hallstar
San Antonio
Nathan Tonkel
New Orleans
Left Side Sleep Warns Heart Health Risk
An odd, error filled advertisement warns readers to avoid sleeping on the left side due to potential heart and stomach pressure. It promises pills from a German product to improve sleep and overall health, claiming quick, dramatic benefits and urging immediate purchase. The text is garbled but pushes a health product with bold claims and a free offer.
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